Sentence examples for steady enrollment from inspiring English sources
With a steady enrollment of 4,000 pupils, Edwards has a well deserved reputation as a prospector of crude talent; be found champions Bob Hewitt (at 12), Fred Stolle (at 17), Martin Mulligan (at 15) and Jan Lehane (at 11).
Twenty years later, admissions has a new name, enrollment management, and a much broader mandate: to recruit and select the best undergraduates in an increasingly competitive marketplace, to raise the institution a notch or more in the influential rankings of U.S. News & World Report and to maintain steady enrollment in the freshmen, sophomore, junior and senior classes.
Third, a chemical engineering student took the course and strongly recommended it as a technical elective for chemical engineers, which has ensured a steady enrollment of chemical engineers over the years.
As a result of this policy, the years prior to World War II saw a steady increase of enrollment in the "practical courses" of study and a corresponding decline of enrollment in the arts law education commerce courses.
All dioceses have struggled with the steady loss of enrollment in parochial schools, which are considered important as feeders for Catholic high schools and colleges, and as developers of lifelong faith.
February's numbers are particularly disturbing because we expect to see a steady increase in enrollment as we race toward the deadline.
Over the course of several semesters, a steady decrease in enrollment in the LBC physics course sequence was observed, with the majority of these students choosing to take MSU's algebra-based, introductory physics course sequence instead.
By and large those established programs have kept enrollments steady.
The prestige of American universities still made the United States a magnet for foreign students, with fairly steady annual increases in enrollment.
Look at the problems: Declining enrollment, a steady flight by students to charters, lagging student achievement and a massive projected budget deficit, to name just a few.
The reader commented that I was mistaken to say that enrollments were off this academic year, noting that overall enrollment was steady or had increased slightly in several education sectors.
